Has anyone went down on there lady, when they have just had some really spicy food?
I was kinda interested on how the effects were : ]
Or have any of you ladies done that to your man?
Also, what other ways is there to spicen’ up bed room experiences?
:dubious:
This post is in poor taste.
Eat wasabi peas, and she’ll never give you a BJ again. At least, that’s what she told me (although I’ve been known to sneak them in from time to time).
Also, an ex used to force-feed me pineapple juice… apparently that makes the final BJ moment better for her.
Tabasco on the genitals is probably a bad route to follow (not speaking from experience, though).
Since the OP is looking for personal anecdotes, this is better suited for IMHO than GQ. (Although I did consider Cafe Society for a second.;))
Colibri
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Some friends of a cousin’s of mine decided to have have an improvised family planning session while they were waiting for their meat stew to cook. He had chopped piri-piri. :eek: Not good.
A female friend has lamented to me that was one of the reasons Steak & a BJ day was horribly planned because if falls just after St Patty’s day and, in her opinion, corned beef, cabbage, & beer should not be on the pre-BJ diet.
For some people, a piece of fresh peeled ginger inserted in, say, the anus, gets them horny.
For some other people… it just fucking burns! though the burn stops as soon as the ginger is removed.
My husband… umm… “played” with me once not remembering several hours earlier he’d been slicing jalapenos. With bare hands. It was not pleasurable.
Cutting habenero peppers and digital play are not a good combination. Unless you like your girl cussing at you while she sits in a bowl of milk.
I thought Steak & BJ day was March 14…that wouldn’t be after St. Patrick’s Day.
Maybe they were taking things slow.
In an attempt to provide a serious answer to the OP’s question, I have two words: Wintergreen Altoids.
You’re welcome.
This was a few years ago and if memory serves me correctly, March 20th was a date recognised by some as well. If so, that would explain her comments.
That is known as “figging” – and, no, I won’t explain why I know that…
From what I’ve been told, it just fucking burns for everyone. There are ‘kinda-like-pain-but-not-actually-pain’ things, but it isn’t one of them. Some people just like it. Or want to endure it. Or, more likely, want to be made to endure it . . .
Regular spicy food would probably burn, especially if oil based. A LOT. And would continue to do so for a considerable period of time, which ginger doesn’t. And might cause some actual damage. I’ve accidentally gotten wing sauce and jalapeno juice in my eyes and in cuts, (not at the same time) and if that’s anything to go by, this will not as well as the Altoid option.
In short, it doesn’t seem like a good area for experimentation. If you’re looking for that kind of fun, there are lower-risk, higher-reward options available.
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I was doing research. For a book. Really.
Sigh. “This will not END AS WELL AS the Altoid version.”
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Stupid tiny netbook keyboard, which is in no way responsible for my phrase dropping, but is a easy target to blame my mistakes on.
You want some sweet, sweetlovin’?
No explanation necessary. 'Atta girl.
Am I the first one here to think of the radio commercial?
“Frank’s Red Hot Sauce: I Put That Sh-t on Everything!”
I’m sure people pay good money for that somewhere… 
